About Garry Telfer
Lived 1965 – 2007 (aged 41–42). Garry Telfer was a British association football player.
Garry Telfer (19 January 1965 – 19 July 2007) was a Scottish professional association footballer. A midfielder, Telfer played for home-town club Queen of the South, as he was born in Dumfries.
Career Telfer joined the Doonhamers after playing for Dumfries YMCA. He spent two spells at Queens sandwiched around four seasons at Annan Athletic. At Queens, Telfer played 54 league games having scored seven goals. After his second spell at Queens, Telfer played for Dalbeattie Star.
A crew manager with Dumfries and Galloway Fire and Rescue, Telfer was attending a fire in the Troqueer area of Dumfries on Tuesday 17 July 2007. He suddenly took ill at the scene and died later at Dumfries & Galloway Royal Infirmary, aged 42. A charity golf event has been held in his memory.
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Who was Garry Telfer?
Scottish footballer (1965-2007)
When was Garry Telfer born?
Garry Telfer was born on 19 January 1965.
When did Garry Telfer die?
Garry Telfer died in 2007.
What was Garry Telfer's occupation?
Garry Telfer was an association football player.
What nationality was Garry Telfer?
Garry Telfer was British.
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